For centuries the kremlin chimes have been counting the hours and minutes and marking changing times india is for those who dont know or maybe have forgotten i will remind you that the times india is change surprisingly regularly in 20th century russia. In 1917 the bolsheviks overthrew the czar and replaced him with a communist government for the following 70 years. Then in 1991 after Michelle Goldberg hoffs perestroika reforms the russian people overthrew the rents and voted Boris Yeltsin in as president in the countrys 1st democratic elections. However with freedom came the economic crisis and the 1st chechen war whilst yeltsin was anointed modern days are and then his health started to fail. This is how russia entered the new century and the new millennium. Being a documentary film director i recorded what was going on around me. This film is my personal witness testimony about the events of one single mum enters year. From the 31st of december 1999 to the 31st of december 2000. Hav
In lebanon clash with police is the government gets ready to discuss who will be the new Prime Minister. Person in the store university in new delhi to disperse people protesting a controversial citizenship law. After weeks of antigovernment protest. At a different kind of platform to tell their leaders what they want for their future. A lost opportunity thats how the u. N. Secretary general has described the deal reached at the Climate Change summit and madrid worlds biggest polluters cannot agree on some of the most contentious issues even though talks dragged on for an extra 2 days countries did agree on motions calling for greater ambition to cut Greenhouse Gases in order to limit Global Warming to 1. 5 degrees but they postponed a go she shines on Global Carbon markets until next year the system will allow countries for companies who exceed their emissions levels to buy credits from those who do not protesters have been frustrated by the lack of progress handful of countries inclu
Action and after weeks of antigovernment protests demonstrators in chile get a different platform to tell their leaders what they want for the future. Now following weeks of mass protests lebanons president is set to meet with parliamentary blocs to name the next Prime Minister the late on sunday Security Forces in beirut fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters gathered outside the Parliament Building for a 2nd night they were angry at the potential nomination of saad haiti he resigned as Prime Minister in a time but in the wake of antigovernment demonstrations the protests are demanding an overhaul of the government they accuse of corruption and sectarianism saying the hall has more from beirut. A 2nd night of violence. Tear gas was again used by Security Forces to Disperse Protesters who are outside Parliament Square there gathered here in a show of defiance a day earlier Parliament Police used what Amnesty International described as Excessive Force against an overwhelmingly
Who will be the new Prime Minister. And Turkeys Parliament prepares to consider sending military support for libyas internationally recognized government in the battle against google what. Its being called one country one sense a new report by the committee for the protection of journalists and accused china of infringing on Media Freedom in hong kong and taiwan the group says its found violence is increasingly being used against journalists working in hong kong along with other tactics to muzzle reporters its also concerned about chinas increasing influence and ownership of Media Outlets which put the media on the front line against police and weve seen many instances of these. Really gratuitous attacks on journalists journalists who are stand. Pepper spray. You know. And theres no justice. And the police are not being held to account and so i think this has led to an increasing divide. And we will have more on that from hong kong and then later on in the bulletin but lets move on to
A new Prime Minister is to begin. And well meet a yemeni entrepreneur defying all odds to keep the countrys famed jewelry tradition alive. Hello everyone it is a crackdown on press freedom a report from the committee to protect journalists accusing china of stopping journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely it details an increasingly constrained media environment in hong kong where pro beijing outlets outnumber the independent ones probating groups are accused of scaring off companies from advertising with independent outlets who can be critical of china the report says theyve been repeated unprovoked Police Attacks on journalists in hong kong have been covering the protests the committee to protect journalists says these are the effects of chinas. Rising influence on a region that once had free press sarah clarke in hong kong looking at this report today and i believe the author of the report actually been speaking as well. Yesterday as you mentioned this report discus